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House sit Caboolture

09-Aug-2024 – 12-Sep-2024
35 Days stay
Responsiveness
Bacon
Milo

Assignment Requirements

We would like someone to look after our 2 cats, Bacon & Milo while we are on holiday overseas. Bacon is a 9-year-old Male medium hair domestic, and Milo is a female 7-year-old short hair domestic. They are both rescue cats and live solely inside. They both have their own quirks; bacon is an attention hog and loves to be patted and brushed. Milo is a quiet girl who only likes to be patted on her own terms and likes to be undercover.

We have a 2 bedroom plus office home on an 800 sqm corner section. We offer a bedroom with a Queen bed and bathroom with shower & Tub. The use of our home office with free Wi-fi and printer. Laundry has a washer but no drier. We have several streaming services on out 55" smart TV which you are also free to use. All other household items are free for you to use during your stay. There is public transport close by with a bus stop around the corner with a route to Caboolture Train station and the Morayfield shopping Centre. Within walking distance is a Spar, Newsagent, butcher, bottle shop, chemist and local bar (Trader Dukes). Also a servo, Fish and Chips and bakery.

We have a lawn maintenance service that takes care of the property and a newly installed irrigation system to water both lawns and garden. There would be a few garden pots to water as required. The house has external security cameras (none inside) and an alarm system.

It is important for us to meet our house sitters in person prior to the house sit

Pet Care

Cats

Property & Location

Public Transport Supermarket Restaurants

Position Location

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About the Area

Caboolture Brisbane, Queensland
Suburb Insights
Caboolture settles into a distinct, unhurried rhythm. Here, mornings often begin with the scent of dew on grass and distant bird calls, a noticeable shift from city clamour. Neighbourhoods generally cultivate a quieter presence, where a friendly nod to a passing dog walker isn't uncommon. This relaxed pace extends to daily errands; local shops on King Street operate with a steady hum rather than a rush, allowing for a comfortable collection of pet supplies or groceries. Your charge will appreciate the local green spaces. Centenary Lakes offers expansive, shaded paths ideal for an afternoon stroll with a leash-bound companion, or a brisk morning run. Many local streets, bordered by established trees, provide a pleasant circuit for daily walks, observing the occasional resident tending their garden. For a treat, the Caboolture Country Markets on Sundays present an opportunity to pick up fresh produce, or simply soak in the local atmosphere with a coffee in hand before heading back for the pets. Public transport connects reliably; the train station offers direct routes to Brisbane or north towards the Sunshine Coast if you plan a day trip during the pets’ quiet hours. Closer to home, a drive out to Bribie Island's quieter beaches provides a different landscape for contemplation, far from the urban sprawl. Living here means adapting to a community that values its open spaces and a slower daily tempo, where a local cafe knows its regulars.